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Commemorative — zother - Memorabilia - Raffan Kelaher & Thomas

$327
A set of James Cook medallions, 20 Crown-size gold-plated…
$117
A Royal Doulton 'Souvenir Sesqui Centenary 1788-1938' cabinet…
$107
Two sterling silver commemorative dishes, each circular and…
$93
A Royal Doulton commemorative loving cup 'Pottery in the Past'.…
Auction House:
Raffan Kelaher & Thomas
Number of lots recorded:8
Lots with images:8
Prices available:8
Category:
Commemorative - zother
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*** A set of James Cook medallions, 20 Crown-size gold-plated silver medallions commemorating the Voyages of Capt James Cook; in presentation album; published for the National Maritime Museum by Franklin Mint. Weight each approximately 20g ***
*** A Royal Doulton 'Souvenir Sesqui Centenary 1788-1938' cabinet plate, rare limited edition, D6201. (no chips, cracks or restoration) diameter 26 cm. ***
*** Two sterling silver commemorative dishes, each circular and bearing a central coin. One of 1972 for the commemoration of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip's wedding on the 20th of November 1947, the rim by Roberts & Dore Ltd, London, 1975 (diameter 10.2… ***
*** A Royal Doulton commemorative loving cup 'Pottery in the Past'. Height 16 cm ***
*** A sterling silver commemorative dish, for the Centenary of Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill, numbered 3194, with certificate, bearing a 1965 coin in the centre, the rim by Roberts & Dore Ltd, London, 1974. Boxed. Diameter 12 cm. Weight 73g. ***
*** A commemorative moulded glass dish, 'Sydney Harbour Bridge – Opened March 19?. Diameter 13.5 cm. ***
*** A Doulton Lambeth stoneware commemorative jug, William Gladstone. Height 23 cm ***
*** A Victorian silver gilt commemorative spoon, engraved on handle 'Henry Revell Reynolds, Baptzd Jan. 1st 1857 - festival of 'The Circumcision of Christ', figural finial, James Wintle, London circa 1850. Weight 66grams. ***